Jezik: Engleski

Polovna knjiga, izuzetno očuvana, kao nova.

Autor: Adel Lakatos,
Izdavač: Zbirke Kaločke nadbiskupije,
2015. god.
Broširan povez, 22X21 cm.
150 str. Kunstdruk, ilustracije pun kolor

Riznica Kaloče: Izbor crkvenog materijala iz zbirke Kaločinske nadbiskupije

Pretpostavlja se da je Kaločanska eparhija bila jedna od prvih episkopija koje je osnovao Sveti Stefan Ugarski 1002. godine. U liku Astrika, na njenom čelu je bio jedan od najjačih pristalica kralja. Verovatno je zahvaljujući njemu episkopija unapređena u rang nadbiskupije, već za života Svetog Stefana. U početku je Kaloča bila centar srednjovekovne nadbiskupije; kasnije, od 1090-ih, nadbiskupi su živeli u zamku Bač. Odatle potiče dvostruki naziv, koji je zadržan do 1968. godine: Kaloča-Bačska nadbiskupija. Posle Prvog svetskog rata dve trećine parohija eparhije našlo se van mađarskih granica. Do 1923. godine delovima Bačke upravljao je vikar kaločkog nadbiskupa, a zatim je Sveta stolica osnovala Subotičku (Bačku) apostolsku administraciju, koja je 1968. godine postala episkopija. Zahvaljujući odluci pape Jovana Pavla II, eparhija je proširena novim teritorijama na severu, a promenjeno joj je i ime. Od tada pa nadalje, Kaločko-kečkemetska nadbiskupija se graniči sa teritorijom županije Bač-Kiškun.

The Treasury of Kalocsa: A Selection of Ecclesiastical Material from the Collection of the Archdiocese of Kalocsa

Presumably the Diocese of Kalocsa was one of the first bishoprics established by Saint Stephen of Hungary in 1002. In the person of Astrik, it was headed by one of the strongest supporters of the king. Probably it was due to him that the bishopric was promoted to the rank of archbishopric, in all probability already in Saint Stephen’s lifetime. In the beginning Kalocsa was the centre of the medieval archbishopric; later, from the 1090s the archbishops lived in the castle of Bács. That is the origin of the double name, which was retained until 1968: Archbishopric of Kalocsa-Bács. After the First World War two-thirds of the diocese’s parishes got outside the Hungarian borders. Until 1923 the parts in Bácska were governed by the Vicar of the Archbishop of Kalocsa, then the Holy See established the Subotica (Bács) Apostolic Administration, which became a bishopric in 1968. Due to the provision of Pope John Paul II, the diocese was increased by new territories on the North and its name was changed, too. From this time onwards the Archdiocese of Kalocsa-Kecskemét is contiguous with the territory of Bács-Kiskun County.